box: Use isinf() and signbit() when isinff() is not available #188
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Instead of using bytewise comparison, use isinf() and hope it works correctly with single precision floats on the target platform; additionally, since the negative return value for negative infinities is a GNU extension, use signbit() to check if the number is a positive or negative infinity.
rmader
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Oct 13, 2020
| return min_cmp == 0 && max_cmp == 0; | ||
| float vmin[3], vmax[3]; | ||
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| graphene_simd4f_dup_3f (box->min.value, vmin); |
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You could move these out of the #ifdef branch and save some duplicated lines (same below)
This was referenced Jan 20, 2025
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Instead of using bytewise comparison, use isinf() and hope it works
correctly with single precision floats on the target platform;
additionally, since the negative return value for negative infinities is
a GNU extension, use signbit() to check if the number is a positive or
negative infinity.
Proposed changes:
is_empty()andis_infinity()methods ofgraphene_box_t